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WATCH: Software To Use When Editing Standard And 360° Footage

Mads Black — Mon, 19 Oct 2015 23:58:24 +0000

With Virtuality Lab, Jimmie Rhee is establishing himself as somewhat of a 360° virtual reality expert. But this is just his latest venture. Jimmie is also an expert editor and shares here his recommendations for the software to use when editing both cinematic and 360° footage.

More videos with Jimmie Rhee and Virtuality Lab will be shared over the coming months, so be sure to subscribe to our newsletter and our YouTube channel. You might learn something.

WATCH: How To View 360° Video

Mads Black — Tue, 29 Sep 2015 18:31:39 +0000

Jimmie Rhee recently talked to us about how he – with his new company Virtuality Lab – can shoot and edit 360° video. In the same sitting he explained how you can view the finished film and get the full experience, even without a big, clunky headset.

Welcome to the future.

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WATCH: What Makes A Good Film Editor?

Mads Black — Fri, 18 Sep 2015 18:05:26 +0000

In my opinion, editors are the (too often) unsung heroes of filmmaking. Editing can drastically enhance the impact of a scene. And just like bad audio can completely ruin perfectly shot footage, bad editing can ruin the flow of your film.

I look at it like this: the editing determines the heartbeat of film. It can be fast, it can be relaxed, it can be erratic. It helps the viewer connect to characters and story arcs – it even triggers the viewer to feel the feels you want them to. But you don’t want any of this to be obvious. In fact, Jimmie Rhee – editor with 10 years experience – will go so far as to say that the goal of a good editor should be to eliminate himself from the product. In this latest video from our recent chat with Jimmie, he talks about how he came to this conclusion, how he learned to edit and what makes a good editor – in the cut vs. in the editing room.

Jimmie Rhee is a director, editor and 360° videographer with experience in everything from documentaries to FX-heavy commercial productions. His latest venture, Virtuality Lab, explores the exciting possibilities with 360° video.

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WATCH: How Do You Film And Edit 360° Video?

Mads Black — Thu, 03 Sep 2015 00:03:19 +0000

As part of our on-going series of video interviews with exciting, young filmmakers, we had the chance to sit down with Jimmie Rhee of Virtuality Lab and talk about – among many things soon to be shared – how you film and edit 360° video.

More videos with Jimmie will be shared over the coming months, so be sure to subscribe to our newsletter and our YouTube channel. You might learn something.